Annotatio III §.VI open: Two famous post-Reformation Consociation attempts — LIPSIACUM (1631) and CASSELLANUM (1661); the prior distinguished three ways
§. VI. After the Reformation century come two most famous Consociation attempts at reconciling Protestants with one another.
One is the Leipzig attempt — Saxon, Brandenburg, and Hessian theologians, 1631; the other the Cassel attempt — Hessian collocutors alone (Marburg and Rinteln), 1661.
The prior (Leipzig) is marked out in three ways.
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§. VI.
Seculi Reformationem insecuti, Duo famosissima, Protestantes inter se conciliandi, numerantur Molimina, LIPSIACUM unum, Theologis Saxonicis, Brandenburgicis & Hassiaciis An. 1631; alterum CASSELLANUM, ab Hassiaciis solis, Marpurgensibus scilicet & Rintelenfibus, A. 1661, Collocutoribus, celebrata. PRIUS triplici nomine perquam insigne.